What is the Best Star Wars Movies Viewing Order?

[@Nick-4K]

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[@sucmihnea8296]

9?

[@b1battledroid342]

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[@jameschristensen1658]

i’m watching them chronologically and then playing the lego game versions in between

[@rockyreyes8589]

A man of culture

[@flopnado]

perfect

[@musetangolazorus1875]

Good choice

[@mranony8358]

Same here haha

[@FunBoxGamingPOG]

You look like me!!

[@clintonb8384]

You forgot the one where you only watch the Holiday Special

[@Nick-4K]

You're right. I'll have to fix that

[@korribannihilus8602]

in the name of the galagtic senate of the republic your'e under arrest chancellor, the senate will decied your fate.

[@clintonb8384]

@@korribannihilus8602 I am the senate

[@korribannihilus8602]

TK2098 not yet

[@clintonb8384]

@@korribannihilus8602 It's treason, then...

[@DanWager1]

My order, 1,2, clone wars, 3, 4, 5, 6, ,clone wars, clone wars , clone wars

[@toxictony1423]

Forgot clone wars

[@DanWager1]

Lol

[@kibaakuma5172]

Toxic Tony and the other clone wars. Duh.

[@reeseknight3088]

You forgot the Clone Wars and Clone Wars. Best Clone wars

[@kibaakuma5172]

Reese Knight ah! Your right! How silly of me. Pardon my mistake. Those are TRUE classics

[@AndreVideos45628]

My favorite order is Time Machine Order 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 , 6, 7, 8, 9,

[@holiton576]

Are you trying to say the prequels suck

[@SuperiorSquid]

6 again?

[@They_are_Arthur]

@@holiton576 No, what they are saying is that they would prefer to watch the OT first, then the prequels, and then the OT again. I think it's actually a good watching order to do this.

[@jennahoskins4450]

I like this idea because I always want to watch 4, 5 and 6 again after I watched 1, 2 and 3. I typically watch the movies in the order they were released. The prequels kind of get you sucked back into the originals.

[@EnvyOmicron]

Or, even better, you start with the theatrical versions of the original trilogy, then you watch the prequel trilogy, then you watch the special editions of the original trilogy, and then the sequel trilogy. The theatrical versions are the original timeline, but by going back in time to the prequels, you change the future and cause the original trilogy to get overwritten by the special editions.

[@awesomemonkey9736]

My viewing order: Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3 Episode 3

[@andersaleckson6025]

Revenge of the sith is a great movie. I like that movie and Rogue one both better than Empire Strikes Back.

[@themanstan0785]

Anders Aleckson hmm I disagree but I don’t have a problem with your opinion, I love 3 though.

[@Youssef_wa]

Episode three: it’s over other episodes I have the high ground

[@giancarlogoes5514]

Lmfao this is actually probably my watch history for star wars movies

[@rjgomm1852]

Y’all realllyyy gonna say any of the prequels are better then any of the originals? 😰

[@jacobdespain1411]

My order is usually this: "🤔 which one do I want to watch today?"

[@acey6647]

Jacob Despain probably not 7,8, or 9

[@rickyricardo2280]

The way I watched them: 4 5 6 1 2 3 7 Rogue One 8 Solo Then eventually 9 So basically the release order... hm.

[@thegreatpiginthesky3904]

Liar, you couldn't have seen 9 yet

[@Adrian-uy5rh]

How did u see the ninth tho?

[@rickyricardo2280]

oops I *plan* to see 9 There Phooey

[@MrGreenDay1987]

Mine was somewhat similar. Im pretty sure I did 1, 4-6, 2-8

[@eloncone6925]

Thats cool I personally did this 3 6 4 2 5 1 Clone Wars Movie 7 Rouge One 8 Solo Yeah, I did it weird. So what

[@eternalreality3260]

Chronological order: Episode 1: The Phantom Menace Episode 2: Attack of the Clones The Clone Wars (Movie) The Clone Wars (TV Show in chronological episode order) Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith Solo Star Wars Rebels (TV show) Rogue One Episode 4: A New Hope Episode 5: Empire Strikes Back Episode 6: Return of the Jedi Star Wars Resistance (Season 1) Episode 7: The Force Awakens Episode 8: The Last Jedi Star Wars Resistance? (If season 2 or more?) Episode 9: Rise of Skywalker Some games you should definitely play: EA Battlefront 2 campaign KOTOR I KOTOR II SWTOR (All class stories plus expansions)

[@nataliebyrdnb]

BTW S2/16 and S1/16 take place before the movie

[@mvttz]

Eternal Reality The Force Unleashed has a brilliant storyline

[@KronkBH]

After Episode 6 other interesting games to play through are the 'Jedi Knight' games following Kyle Katarn - a jedi who lives within a time period after the Empire is defeated. The stories also introduce Luke's training of Jedi on Yavin IV.

[@ArturoBLuna]

What about the mandalorian?

[@externalzeus2662]

Solo?

[@Tuna21100]

My order: “Now this is pod racing scene” Stop

[@lacari0805]

Featuring an end credits scene of Jar Jar saying “exsqueeeze meee”

[@Tuna21100]

Ethan Sturm definitely. It’s the only way to get full satisfaction from star wars

[@gamedesire2325]

Lmfao

[@2109917162]

For me I like the "Full Circle" viewing order. Start at ep4 then watch in chronological order till 9, then go back to 1 and work your way up to Solo then Finally Rogue One which then makes you want to start the cycle again.

[@gamedesire2325]

Then you read ALL the books, repeat the circle then play ALL the Lego games

[@tomn6800]

With shows: 4, 5, 6, Resistance, 7, 8, 9, 1, 2, The Clone Wars, 3, Solo, Rebels, Rogue One, repeat.

[@hahahahhaahhaha1201]

I went Episode 1 Episode 2 Clone wars Episode 3 Solo Rebels Rogue one Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Mandalorian Episode 7 Episode 8 Episode 9

[@ChimmieMpeg]

Hahahahhaahhaha that is literal fucking perfection

[@crakdjdj]

I warched everything so many times, and i recently did all of this to get ready for episode 9, it was so kick ass untill i got to sequels, i miss how star wars used to be, just a happy ending

[@Spackenpraxis]

You are awesome. This would probably satisfy OCD victims

[@crippledcow2235]

How about you skip rebels

[@matenain3101]

What about resistance

[@ChaseRiver2]

Imagine thinking you should try not to spoil the original trilogy in 2019

[@maugdw]

I mean it makes sense for a video like this if people are clicking to see what order they should watch it in when they first watch it.

[@aidanmccarthy8278]

Sixty six likes lol

[@jarretdean7389]

well zoomers exist those guyss starwars is the sequal trilogy

[@taahasiddiqui1071]

@@maugdw What he is saying is it's 2019, so it's ok to be a douche bag.

[@thegrayghost1786]

@@jarretdean7389 What are you even talking about?

[@jakegearhart]

You left out one key selling point for the Machete Order: the much better, more drawn out, and less cliche Episode III reveal that Leia is Luke's sister.

[@xpsy4669]

i wish i hadn’t read that 😩

[@dragonemissary5276]

Adults new to the franchise: Machete Kids new to the franchise. Episode 1, Episode 2, Clone Wars (Except Mortis), Episode 4, Episode 5, (CW Mortis Episodes) Episode 3, Episode 6.

[@gubblfisch350]

wow I only read clone wars except mortis and I thought wtf that are some of the best episodes. But Your right. You want to keep the Vader anakin reveal intact. If I had Kids, that would be a great order to watch it. Though I might include rogue 1 after Episode 4 as a flashback and the sequels at the end to complete the story. After all of that you could watch the mandalorian, solo, rebels or whatever else there is, but the order isn't really important anymore at that point

[@Jaden-Ring]

@@gubblfisch350 unpopular opinion: the mortis arc is overrated. Mainly because the son makes no sense. He tries to kill his father and sister then gets all sad when they die. I think the father said killing himself took the sons power but the son actually tried killing him last episode only for sister to take the blade which upset him even though he had just tried to kill her too. I find the concept of the ones interesting but the way they wrote the son in particular was poor.

[@rashid3371]

I’m actually watching it in this order

[@noahheninger]

@@Jaden-Ring There were a number of arcs that were better than Mortis.

[@gabrielcoria8544]

Dragon Emissary that’s not good cuz they would be spoiled that Vader is likes father

[@jakegearhart]

I think the Machete Order, ANH, ESB, TPM, AOTC, ROTS, ROTJ is the best order for new viewers because it keeps the most reveals and important backstories intact. You start off to an amazing start (which is very important for newcomers), and during the time gap between ESB and ROTJ you learn the backstory of Anakin (which is important because in ROTJ you see his turn back to the light), learn that Palpatine was the mysterious Emperor from ESB and how he turned Anakin, and get a much better and more shocking reveal in ROTS that Leia is Luke's sister.

[@childishmemebino6462]

Machete Order gang

[@frenzyyt4648]

for beginners, wtf does the acronyms mean tf

[@benjaminasbury5346]

@@frenzyyt4648 ANH=A new hope (episode 4) ESB=Empire strikes back (episode 5) ROTJ=Return of the jedi (epsiode 6) TPM= The phantom Menace (episode 1) AOTC=Attack of the clones (episode 2) ROTS=Revenge of the sith (episode 3)

[@HeadHunterSix]

They literally mention Palpatine by name in ANH, so I'm still not sure how anyone was *ever* suprised to learn he was the Sith Lord.

[@jakegearhart]

@@HeadHunterSix No they don't. Tarkin says, "The Emperor" in ANH and in ESB he's also only referred to as "The Emperor."

[@BrandonCuringtonOfficial]

Anyone who watches the sequels first, *You are on this council, but we do not give you the rank of master.*

[@lilbroomstick2751]

Lol

[@isskridespozeme]

@@lilbroomstick2751 Ironic

[@blake4249]

Anyone who watches and enjoys the sequels at all tbh

[@Rahat-tw8vg]

Grant* not give

[@onigiri2032]

Anyone who watches the sequels at all

[@spiffymilkman]

my favorite order is to use a random number generator

[@Prothsma]

My favorite order is 5, 2, 6, 1, 3, 8, Rogue one, 9, Solo, and 7, 4. I like it because it really brings out the confusion

[@s1lic0necutie]

i was so confused when i first read the order, then i read the second part and that confusion turned into respect frfr.

[@DefectiveMatrix]

Any person who hasnt seen episodes 1-6 yet and calls themselves fans of star wars can go take a dive in the sarlack pit.

[@chrisroc1415]

Nerd

[@excuezzmee6808]

SARLACC PIT

[@EDPC]

Oh the irony it’s sarlacc

[@pimpkin1926]

@@chrisroc1415 wow

[@rivrav3.597]

@@chrisroc1415 as someone who has seen every star wars movie(including the holiday special) I firmly disagree with this statement. My little brother has never seen the og trilogy and the way he loved the clones wars show shadows mine and probably your love for star wars.

[@YouarefriendMorgan]

The first time I ever watched Star Wars was in the reverse order starting with 6 and then going down to episode 1.

[@nicopascu]

Why?

[@Jaden-Ring]

I saw tarkovskys clone wars then 4 5 and 6 then 3 then 1 then 2 XD

[@YouarefriendMorgan]

@@nicopascu when I was a kid (5 or 6) I saw an ad for lego star wars on tv. I asked my mom and she said we could watch it right now. She looked through her VHS tapes and could only find episode 6. So we watched that. Later she found episode 5, then episode 4. She didn't oand the prequals, so we got them from blockbuster, and continued watching them backwords

[@matthewhale1572]

First time I watched the originals I skipped 5 and went to six. I was so confused by Luke's robot hand and Vader being his dad and the weird frog guy. Then I went back and watched 5, which I lost interest in before because the intro felt too slow lol

[@YouarefriendMorgan]

@@matthewhale1572 lol

[@trashbandityt]

I think the lack of effects in the OG kinda gives it its own charm.

[@magnus4659]

Sean Solo agree

[@axelbuckets3858]

It really gives me “at war” vibes

[@nortoncaboodle9236]

True that

[@tomn6800]

Read this as Darth Vader.

[@eEridani]

Great video. I'd make a slight change to your NET order though by starting with 4 : 4 => Introduction to Luke, obi-wan, the Force and mention of Luke's father Anakin and Darth Vader. 1 and 2 => Go back to Anakin's story and how he became a jedi and love story with Padmé (also good introduction on the origin of the stormtrooper with the clones army even thought they are not clones anymore in 5) 5 => Learn the truth about Anakin and Darth Vader 3 => Learn how it happened. 6 => Anakin's arc achievement.

[@Nick-4K]

That's an interesting idea. Nice man.

[@brainzpvz2592]

@Jimbob1708 i'd say swap 3 and five but otherwise i agree

[@alexanderhamilton4793]

Episode 4 -> Episode 5 -> Episode 6 -> Episode 1 -> Episode 2 -> Episode 3 -> Episode 7 -> Episode 8 -> Episode 9

[@SirTylerGolf]

You spent a lot of time just to say "release"

[@TheChiptuner]

Here’s the definitive answer: If it’s your first ever time watching Star Wars, watch in release order If you’re rewatching Star Wars, chronological order

[@issashooter9514]

The Chiptuner why? I watched kt when i was 8 and beat the lego game what should i do i only remember some parts

[@WuShiMonkz]

1. Rouge One: a Star Wars story 2. Star Wars: episode IV- a new hope 3. Star Wars: the empire strikes back 4. Star Wars: return of the Jedi 5. Star Wars:Episode 1-The Phantom Menace 6. Star Wars: Episode 2-Attack of the Clones 7. Star Wars: Episode 3- Revenge of the Sith 8. Solo: A Star Wars Story 9. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 10. Star Wars: The Last Jedi 11. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker I’ve never seen the movies and this the order I plan to watch them is it good lmao

[@WuShiMonkz]

I put rouge one first cuz apparently it’s before a new hope

[@WuShiMonkz]

I put that didn’t I?

[@WuShiMonkz]

Solo then episode 3 revenge of the sith

[@ohmyhazi3737]

First time watching Star Wars finally, finished it in 3 days. I’m an absolute fan. I can’t stop watching videos about it.

[@macdavidd1065]

I loved every Star Wars movie, TLJ and 1 and 2 included.

[@chipsahoy3695]

I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!

[@macdavidd1065]

ChipsAhoy36 yep

[@lucasanderson3008]

Agreed

[@Laesis]

You have failed me for the last time.

[@christermyrberg3661]

Same here 👍

[@dasaiyantv8483]

I prefer Machete Order including Phantom Menace. 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9

[@dynamike549]

That's called The Rister order!

[@shacharias]

Here's my preferred order, whichI like to call the Climactic Contrast Order: Ep 1, The Phantom Menace Rogue One Ep 4, A New Hope Ep 2, Attack of the Clones Ep 5, The Empire Strikes Back Ep 3, Revenge of the Sith Ep 6, Return of the Jedi (From there you can watch Solo, 7, 8, and 9, but idk about the best place to have Solo yet. I don't think it needs to be in here really. If 9 ends up being really good too, we might be able to just leave 8 out... hopefully.) Here's my SPOILER-FILLED explanation: Ep 1, The Phantom Menace We start here because it is visually exciting and has pacing that a modern audience can most easily get into. You are introduced to a young Obi-Wan firstly, which centralizes his character, then you get Anakin as a young boy -- at his most vulnerable stage. Tatooine is also an early setting that creates a good link with Ep 4. The Jedi and Sith are smoothly introduced, and the universe overall is set up pretty clearly. It also has the best lightsaber fight in the series. Rogue One This film is optional in the order, but it's one of the best in the series, so you shouldn't leave it out. Rogue One is here to present an immediate tonal contrast to Ep 1. The characters you knew are gone. The Jedi and Republic are gone. The bright colors are all gone. This helps to create intrigue into what happened in the time jump since Ep 1, which can help a new viewer to feel invested in the prequel trilogy. The happy, playful universe suddenly turns dark, showing that something happened. Something in this universe went horribly wrong, the Sith/Empire have seized power, and the Force exists only as a legend. Having the war part of Star Wars shown at this point also allows that element to sink in -- there is a massive war going on in the background of the series that we don't always see. Rogue One shows us the stakes and the costs. Ep 4, A New Hope Rogue One provides a smooth transition into Ep 4, which gets back to the Skywalker saga. The viewer now already knows Tatooine from Ep 1, and the Skywalker name is also immediately familiar. When Obi-Wan first appears, he becomes our consistent character that binds the trilogies together, since we already knew him. We also can care about him much more, because we got to know him as a young Jedi-in-training through Ep 1, making his death that much more potent. (You also get Qui-Gon's death paralleled with Obi-Wan's.) Darth Vader is kind of clunky in his movement, and his fight with Obi-Wan is kinda sub-par, but his scene at the end of Rogue One allows us to see him at his most terrifying at the very beginning, so we know what he is really capable of. Obi-Wan telling of Anakin being murdered by Darth Vader also helps us care more about Anakin in the prequels and creates some solid foreshadowing of the events that will unfold. Ep 2, Attack of the Clones Now we flash backward to the universe before the fall of the Jedi and return to Anakin and young Obi-Wan's story. We have had more time to care about these two characters and learn of their ultimate fates, so this is where we start to fill in the gaps. We get more insight into their relationship, Anakin's tendencies toward the dark side, and his growing love for Padme. Ep 2 is how the war part of Star Wars starts to really get going, and the introduction of the Clones gets the viewer to think about their link to Stormtroopers in the original trilogy. This is where the politics of the Republic unfold, which gives better reasoning to how everything ended up so horrible in the time of Rogue One and Ep 4. Ep 5, The Empire Strikes Back This is the most important point in this order. Ep 5 gets us back to the war-torn future, where we rejoin Luke's quest to train as a Jedi. This was originally where Yoda was introduced, but now we have gotten to know him through Ep 1 and Ep 2 during the golden age of the Jedi, so we know more about who he was and what he was capable of. It also lets us care about him more through his familiar face, further tying the two trilogies together with a recurring character, and it most importantly gives us a big big contrast between the Yoda of the Jedi Order and old hermit Yoda. Like in the transition between Ep 1 and Rogue One, the audience is left to wonder what happened to Yoda that left him in this state, putting much more weight on Ep 3. The film also concludes with the big Darth Vader reveal of course, and that get to the point of this order: The audience has now watched the majority of the series, (almost 5 out of 7 in the order,) which retains the emotional cliffhanger/climax that the scene originally had prior to the prequels being made. It's strength as the turning point of the series is not only maintained throughout this whole order, since the audience didn't know about Darth Vader's truth in Ep 1, Rogue One, Ep 4, Ep 2, and most of Ep 5, but it's made even MORE significant. With the Vader reveal kept under wraps until after Ep 1 and Ep 2 in particular, we already know Anakin as a full person -- from a young boy through his young adulthood. It's not just that Darth Vader is Luke's father. This order emphasizes that ANAKIN is Luke's father, and that sweet little kid we met at the very beginning became a monster. Ep 3, Revenge of the Sith Now we have put a TON of emotional value on what happens in this movie. Ep 3 is the final link between the trilogies, and the entirety of it becomes a true climax in the series. We carry over the power of the Vader reveal from Ep 5 directly into the wrap-up explanation of what turned Anakin to the dark side, how he became Darth Vader, and how the Republic ultimately fell and became the Galactic Empire. We see the Jedi completely slaughtered, with Obi-Wan and Yoda going into hiding. All the pieces of the puzzle fall together. Ep 3 also ends with the birth of Luke and Leia -- when the prequels were made, the audience already knew the truth of their relationship, but in this order it becomes a bomb-drop "Woah woah woah, wait WHAT" kind of reveal at the very end that leaves the audience hanging on the edge to get into the next film. Ep 6, Return of the Jedi As we see the Jedi fall in Ep 3, we then see the rise of the Jedi once again through Luke in Ep 6. Now that that craziness of all the other movies is solved following Ep 3, we finish the last puzzle with Obi-Wan affirming that Luke and Leia are twin siblings. The Emperor is introduced, but unlike him being just there all of a sudden in the original order of the series, we now know him more fully as Palpatine, who was fleshed out through the prequels. This makes his demise all the more meaningful and satisfying. With the final deaths of both Anakin and Yoda, Ep 6 gets to be a more solid closer for both the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy. From there, you can watch 7, 8, and 9 in numerical order. Solo doesn't really fit into this, but I figure it's a nice little spin-off to throw in after watching everything else. WHY THIS ORDER? - Both trilogies are told in their respective orders, leaving climaxes for last. - The flip-flopping allows viewers to see the parallels between Anakin and Luke more clearly. - The flip-flopping more importantly provides a stark contrast between the two eras in the drastic tonal shift, giving a greater sense of mystery. (The audience gets to ask the question, "What happened in between these two stories?" and has it answered by the prequels as the original trilogy unfolds.) - Obi-Wan and Yoda become the consistent characters that tie both stories together during the flip-flopping, with Palpatine also being a more consistent villain before Ep 6. - The Skywalker prophecy can be applied more actively to Luke and Leia as well as Anakin, whereas Anakin was originally the only one discussed related to the prophecy. - Every movie has a specific purpose in this order, so Ep 1 for example has way more value and meaning to it, whereas other orders often leave it as optional. - The most important moment in the saga -- the Darth Vader reveal in Ep 5 -- is saved until near the end, so the jarring effect it originally had can still be effective, and it becomes arguably MORE impactful because of the prequels you watch before it. (Essentially, all the major spoiler material is kept secret for most of the saga. This makes it ideal for newcomers to the series.)

[@renujankanagaratnam3912]

Zach Whitworth you should call it the godfather part 2 order

[@natestadler2352]

I also came up with this order. Great minds think alike I guess

[@aaroncamarena5251]

I completely agree with you! That’s why my order is also I, Rogue One, IV, II, V, III, and VI

[@larslarsson6266]

If this Guy is writting the god damm bible it must be good

[@samlarsen6706]

I would put Solo after 7 that way it’s a flash back soon after Han dies. Otherwise, it doesn’t fit that well, in my opinion.

[@thewerewolff7248]

i think this order could be interesting the "flashback order": episode 4 rouge one episode 5 episode 1 + 2 certain clone wars episodes? + 3 episode 6 episode 7 solo episode 8 episode 9 this a more advanced machete order. episode 4 introduces you to the universe. rouge one shows you the sacrifices that the rebels had to go achieve luke's victory and also helps make vader more menacing. in episode 5 we learn of vader's true identity. in episodes 1-3 we learn of anakain's rise to jedi knight and fall to sith lord. we are also introduced to darth maul. we could also fit many episodes of clone wars in between episode 2-3, particularly ones involving anakain and ahsoka together. we then go back to episode 6 and see vader finally turn and luke save the universe from the empire. We then go to episode 7 and get introduced to a new cast of heroes and a new state of the galaxy. with han solo dying in the latter half of episode 7 we then watch solo to see han's beginnings now that we've seen his end. Its in this movie that we learn that maul is alive. We then finish the sequel trilogy. This is an unfinished order because i would like to include the darth maul episodes of clone wars and rebels but are unsure where to place them. we could place them after solo but i feel as tho doing so would make it take too long to get to episode 8 and, unlike the large gap between watching 5 and 6, none of the maul stuff relates to the sequels. I would also like to fit the resistance episodes that lead up to episode 7 as it introduces us to Poe, and gives us the mystery of who Kylo Ren is but it does spoil the existence of star killer base. I don't know... thoughts?

[@trylobyte07]

How about a mix of Machete Order and Flashback order? A flashback within a flashback just to spice things up Force Awakens (VII) A New Hope (IV) Empire Strikes Back (V) Phantom Menace (I) Attack of the Clones (II) Revenge of the Sith (III) Return of the Jedi (VI) The Last Jedi (VIII) Rise of Skywalker (IX)

[@jwahoski6248]

My order: Episode 4 Rogue One Episode 5 Episode 6 Solo Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 7 Episode 8 Episode 9 First, you view Episode 4, the original Star Wars, the first ever made. You get an introduction to the characters of the original trilogy and see the original story that took place in 77’ and captivated the hearts and minds of so many around the world. Then, you watch Rogue One. Here, you get to see how the events that led up to Episode 4 took place and how everything set up for the next films. Then, you go back and view Episodes 5 and 6 to finish the original trilogy. Here, we learn more about who the Skywalker family is and why they are so important. We then watch Solo. This will give us a small portion of the backstories of Han Solo and Chewbacca, two of our most beloved characters from the original trilogy. After hearing about the backstory of Anakin Skywalker in Episodes 5 and 6, we now go back and witness his full backstory in Episodes 1, 2, and 3 episodically. We now know the history of Anakin and Luke Skywalker. From here, we can now pick back up after the Galactic Civil War in Episode 7. We learn of our new characters and see them develop. From there, we watch Episode 8, and to close the sequel trilogy and the saga, we emotionally view Episode 9. Closing out a story 42 years in the making. I tried my best to keep it spoiler free, I know many people that are reading perhaps haven’t seen Star Wars, or are looking for the best way to introduce their kids or someone else to Star Wars, and I personally think this is the best way.

[@rsquared2889]

I wish i had a memory eraser so I could watch each order with fresh eyes

[@__sm1441]

I wish I had a memory eraser so I could erase the sequel trilogy

[@spookyhours607]

It be like that 😂

[@thog4529]

Sean MacDonald it’s treason then

[@sydnieloves_disney_titanic931]

ikr

[@youri4097]

I want that with the clone wars

[@hunterkiller1440]

My viewing order: Episode: 3 Rogue One Episode: 5 Episode: 7

[@Nick-4K]

Interesting viewing order. Why not the others?

[@hunterkiller1440]

@@Nick-4K This is the Imperial propaganda order, we are seeing the Empire as a character. The birth of it, the might of it, then see its legacy.

[@-Gamerly-]

pretty interesting

[@kinghiggins24]

That's actually interesting.

[@shazam2044]

@@hunterkiller1440 I’ve seen you on Ryan George, power Rangers content and some others and now here?!?!

[@thedood7859]

My order: Playing the lego star wars tcs

[@joelongo450]

Don't forget Lego Clone Wars

[@Venom5970.]

I feel like If i were introducing Star Wars to someone I would watch the net order because that would just be cool with all the reveals and stuff

[@emika5477]

I actually find that watching/reading series backwards (in a situation, obviously where you have already seen or read the series before) can be really interesting as it make symbolism, foreshadowing, and easter eggs really easy to spot! It can be cool to go back and see what you missed the first time through

[@Robin-be1zm]

The "wanna know how i got here?" Order: 7 Wanna know how i got here? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 again 8 9

[@nachovichoZX]

The best way to see the movies is: Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode I Episode II Episode III Solo Rogue One Episode IV Episode V Episode VI Episode VII Episode VIII Episode IX (The OT is so good, it need to be watched twice)

[@Ald4r]

My viewing order: Skip to the end of episode 1 Watch Darth Maul fight scene Replay Replay Replay Replay Replay Replay Replay Replay

[@mollof7893]

Palpatine order: Start with 9 where Palpatine comes, then watch the chronomlgical order.

[@hopelessent.1700]

Call it the Dew It order

[@ali_m_]

@@hopelessent.1700Senate Order

[@elijahjaco1638]

I like: Solo Rogue one 4 1 2 5 3 6 7 8 9

[@sophie_super_fan229]

I just finished watching the Machete order and let me just say I have tears in my eyes after watching Return of the Jedi. I still have to watch the rest of the movies but from what I saw it WAS SO GOOD AND SAD OMG! I’m so happy I watched it in this order because I loved it! :,)

[@neosenju2588]

This is how i introduced Star Wars to my mother who has never seen them but knows all the big twists. The Phantom Menace, Attack Of The Clones, Clone Wars, Revenge of The Sith, Solo, Rouge One, A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, Return of The Jedi, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi. She said she liked them all, so that’s great.

[@x-mighty7602]

Did she know The Senate Twist?

[@holiton576]

The thing is tho, that the twist in Empire is so famous, so iconic that I don't even think of it as a twist anymore because everybody knows. Even people who never watched Star Wars knows.

[@darthdeze]

My Films only “Godfather” viewing order: 4,5,1,2,3,Rogue One, 6,7,8

[@f.r.etling6226]

You're trying to "save" the spoilers as if there's still a person who doesn't know that Darth Vader is Luke's father.

[@deusexmachina101]

i think kids are born quoting that scene it's so iconic!

[@ActualityOfThought]

and then like 5 minutes later he just spoils it lol

[@slabaugh2533]

Wait Darth Vader is Luke’s father....

[@zenopatruno]

Man you just ruined my whole view of the saga goddamnit

[@yoshiking6027]

Wait Darth Vader is Luke's father? No, that's not true. That's impossible!

[@benjaminlura7318]

I would choose to watch the movies. In episode order. The Phantom Menace Attack Of The Clones Revenge Of The Sith Solo Rogue One A New Hope The Empire Strikes Back Return Of The Jedi The Force Awakens The Last Jedi And soon Rise of Skywalker.

[@Juan.Padilla1998]

I might start to watch this franchise because of Baby Yoda

[@FunBoxGamingPOG]

Hello There!

[@memelord69lolxd45]

Baby Yoda yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

[@Juan.Padilla1998]

@@FunBoxGamingPOG I want you to be my son

[@KMoney-be1yg]

Baby yoda isn’t in any of the movies

[@mrcreepersubscribe5385]

He isn't in any of the official films.

[@gleon6968]

Where does the baby yoda show- I MEAN- the mandalorian play on the episodic order?

[@lorddorisoftherobotsashwor9263]

It’s in between the originals and the sequels

[@TimThomason]

Episode order of all canon productions: - Episode I - Episode II - The Clone Wars movie - The Clone Wars series - Episode III - Obi-Wan series - Solo - Rebels - Cassian Andor series - Rogue One - Episode IV - Episode V - Episode VI - The Mandalorian - Resistance Season 1 - Episode VII - Episode VIII - Resistance Season 2 - Episode IX Sprinkle in Forces of Destiny and Galaxy of Adventures per episode, as they take place across the timeline. Droids and Ewoks are no longer canon, but if you want to include them for variety, Droids takes place after Episode III, and Ewoks before Episode VI. The Holiday Special would be after Episode IV.

[@gleon6968]

@@lorddorisoftherobotsashwor9263 Thanks. I looked it up and its 5 yrs after the battle of endor

[@exoghostclasses3581]

I could give you a whole rundown of the books timeline if you wanted

[@00Punk]

Knight Artorias books are amazing, also takes place 5 years after the battle of Endor

[@Reclaimer-eo1tl]

I'm doing IV, I, II, V, III, VI, TCW, Solo, Rogue One, VII, and VIII before IX. Watching the first 6 like this I think is the best version of withholding spoilers from both trilogies since I heard of the Machete order (Luke and Leia being twins in ROTS and Anakin being Vader in ESB) while still beginning and ending with Luke, and VII is jarring in scale and style no matter which trilogy your coming from so thats why I'm squeezing in the others in between. Also one of the more interesting things for me if this was someone's first watch-through, Ep. IV can fool someone into thinking its a standalone, so going back to the prequels you think you're beginning a new story altogether with bits and pieces that you heard about in Old Ben's history lesson before V comes in and starts tying things together with Yoda, Boba Fett, Vader, etc. while only getting one movie in between it and VI so its still Luke at the focus.

[@Dyrl.a]

The best viewing order in my opinion. Original trilogy, prequel. Rouge one, sequel. Then solo

[@jackpatterson415]

1,2,4,5,3,6,7,8,9 The best order for a new viewer I guess

[@kennethwright5664]

Rogue One, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9. That said, he made a compelling argument for the Net Order

[@griffinkimball2454]

Hm, I always put R1 at the end of my viewing after ROTJ because it doesn't really feel like it fits nicely anywhere. You are obviously supposed to know the outcome when you watch it.

[@marlowev5688]

I watched it like: Episode 7 Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 6 Episode 5 Rogue 1 Episode 8 Episode 9 Solo Mandalorian

[@DWxGhoSt]

I’m tempted to intro someone by doing: 4-1-2-5-3-6 Meet Luke and find out Anakin is killed by Vader - Jump back and meet ‘good’ Anakin and get attached to him knowing he will die soon - Come back to 5 and get the twist the Vader is Anakin - Flashback to how Anakin got to that stage - Then back to see the conclusion Basically the NET order with 4 at the start

[@Wet_Deer]

I did mine in chronological order. Playing the prequel LEGO Star Wars then the original trilogy LEGO game

[@NoOne0527]

Viewing order Mandalorian. This is the way.

[@yigoh8437]

*this is the way*

[@Channelistic]

This is the way

[@StarWDog]

This is the way.

[@jamalamadams338]

This is the way

[@esbengulliksen5039]

This is the way

[@sdm000]

*A quick story:* I was never a fan of Star Wars until my father told me to give it a try. So without ANY knowledge of Star Wars, I watched it by episode order (without Solo and Rogue One, cuz I don't know either of those that time). And *GOD DAMN* the plot that episode 3 has was mind blowing, because after that I got the point of "I am your father" sentence that EVERYONE talks about. *It was a great feeling.*

[@Nick-4K]

Awesome story, dude

[@jonnestomphorst9254]

I loved the consideration of spoilers for people that have never seen these films before! I watched them in the order you suggested and now back to watch the other options

[@samuelclakley394]

“A new hope’s pacing is a little sluggish” Dude it’s the best paced paced movie in the saga

[@noox13]

He was saying that compared to III it was slower not that it was bad pacing.

[@jainsworr]

There is nothing after episode 6. Only Disney fan films.

[@mrbigjcod6885]

Rad Bones I liked rogue one but the rest were kinda garbage

[@NCC1371]

HeyItsSharon19 Battlefield I concur. I love rogue one and rebels. Haven’t seen solo so I have no opinion yet other than it’s unnecessary. Haven’t seen the mandolorian yet but heard good things. The issue for me is the disney trilogy. I could have forgiven TFA then came TLJ which killed any interest I had in Star Wars in terms of episodes taking place after 6.

[@gaetanobracale7193]

The mandalorian is easily the best Star Wars Disney property

[@spacedmoth5874]

7 was OKAY but 8 was garbage

[@Jackson-jd1um]

7, 8, and 9 are golden quit complaining

[@PhillmaticPro]

Here's the order I watch them in: Any movie except The Last Jedi.

[@GodsofGaming64]

Same with me except attack of the clones instead

[@BennyTheKidd]

Zing

[@heyiamnick4144]

I'd add phantom menace and attack of the clones to that list

[@blackout_ct1013]

👌😁

[@Supernamek-rh2xv]

PhillmaticPro I watch any movie except episode 7🤢🤮🤮🤮and 8🤬😡

[@NVTEHIRSCH]

My complete viewing order: Phantom Menace Attack of the Clones Star Wars The Clone Wars Movie Star Wars the Clone Wars Series Revenge of the Sith Play the game Jedi Fallen Order Solo: a Star Wars Story Star Wars Rebels series Rogue One A New Hope Empire Strikes Back Return of the Jedi Play the battlefront 2 campaign The Mandalorian The Force Awakens The Last Jedi Rise of Skywalker

[@infernogolem7533]

You should put the battlefront II resurgence campaign dlc in between the mando and the force awakens

[@retrobowlcontentsometimes6925]

What about LEGO Star Wars

[@infernogolem7533]

The best playing order for that would be: LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga Play through movies 1-2 LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars Now play through the rest of the complete saga Optional: LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens

[@retrobowlcontentsometimes6925]

Inferno Golem I don’t have TFA

[@liamardo9411]

I’d say release order makes the most sense

[@griffinkimball2454]

I think release first viewing, chronological subsequent viewings

[@mrcreepersubscribe5385]

So you like it out of wack? I see

[@ApostropheJunior]

It’s good it’s just that I want to know about Mandalorian

[@lawsonvaughan2278]

Scraped Xainky after episode six probably

[@themanstan0785]

Scraped Xainky 5 years after return of the jedi

[@AaronScottYT]

After episode 6, either before or after battle of jaku

[@EDPC]

Snowsdotjpeg there’s no battle of Jakku in ep. 6

[@AaronScottYT]

It takes place after ep 6 Were just not sure if it takes place after or before the battle of jakku that took place after ep 6

[@lukeskywalker3688]

Mine is: -rogue one -a new hope -empire strikes back -the phantom menace -attack of the clones -revenge of the sith -return of the Jedi -the force awakens -the last jedi -rise of Skywalker

[@carlmanzi9512]

I just taught my daughter Star Wars through the net order! She feel in love with every twist of the series as her eyes gleemed. Now she loves Star Wars.

[@mrmario11244]

For me the best way of viewing all of the movies are The Phantom Menace Attack of The Clones Revenge of The Sith A New Hope The Empire Strikes Back Return of The Jedi The Force Awakens The Last Jedi The Rise of Skywalker Rogue One Solo and The Clone Wars Movie

[@ThatMetroMania]

Mr Mario bro. Man. Bro. You gotta watch them in order bro. In order

[@MyNameIsAhj]

I’d say combine the two 7,4,5,,1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9 The Deep Dive We learn Luke We learn Anakin We learn Vader We see his defeat And we return

[@hk3hunna]

Phantom Menace Attack of the Clones Clone Wars (Cartoon Networks version) I know it’s not Canon but it’s amazing and fits in perfectly in between episode 2 & 3 Revenge of the Sith Solo Rogue One A New Hope Empire Strikes Back Return of the Jedi Force Awakens Last Jedi Rise of Skywalker

[@THEquaterx]

Last order I just came up with would be a combination of the Flashback and Machete Order, so it goes like this: 7(meet Luke)->4(Luke introduced)->5(DV is Luke's father)->2(Anakin story)->3->6->8->9. This kinda solves the big leap between episode 3 and 8 but it's just an idea.

[@musliboy2430]

I like the jump order. If I'll introduce someone to star wars, this will be my go to from now on

[@ethancarrmusic8093]

Perfect order: 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, rogue one, 6, 7, parts of 8 (skip leah flying/any seen with rose), 9

[@poling1990]

Why is rogue 1 between 3 and 6?

[@sd-py1xb]

Why is Leah flying such a bad scene to people? Through the films we never saw her use any type of force OR saber skills until Last Jedi. Eventually we would have seen the daughter of Vader show us that she learned something from him and or Luke.

[@JediDanD]

Yeah, the Reverse Order is a bad idea. It's like Memento, confusing as Hell DX The only thing good about Momento **thinking for a moment** Oh look, I can see Carrie-Anne Moss' belly button :3 Edit: I can feel the red pill causing an awakening in my pants XD

[@popcanstudios9081]

I used to prefer machete order till I recently started watching clone wars, now in a few years when my kids are old enough we’ll do it in chronological order with TV shows included. I think the addition of clone wars makes the pay off in 3 as worth while as the one in 5 and I think by the time you get to 5 you’re still going to really feel that moment for Luke.

[@natestadler2352]

I think the best order is similar to your net order. It goes Episode 1 Episode 4 Episode 2 Episode 5 Episode 3 Episode 6 I like this order because it switches between the two protagonists and avoids spoiling major plot twists

[@TheSehJ]

Yah it builds up to episode 5 as much as possible

[@TheSehJ]

Its can go 412 or 124 or 142 because it still keeps all the reveals intact. 4 12 bc u hear about anakin then see em 1 then 4 because u see it then hear about him

[@lynchie2073]

dude, the NET order sounds absolutely wicked!! it really highlights how Anakin is the centre of the main films. I think you just introduced me to my new favourite order. would you recommend NET or machete order for first time watchers? I feel like machete might be if only because episode four is much more first time friendly

[@Nick-4K]

Yeah

[@halftoned]

I always watch in release order. Especially when showing someone who hasn't watched before. I mean you have to take into account that every movie releases with the knowledge of the previous films already taken into account. So if you watch any other way, you are definitely gonna have things spoiled for you down the line.

[@deanz_]

Great ideas! I even saved this to my Star Wars Playlist. I thought I'd found a flaw in the NET order but upon further review, I was wrong. You've earned a sub for sure haha

[@Nick-4K]

Thanks. I like your profile pic

[@dominickkrikke2611]

I like to watch every movie franchise in timeline order episode 1 episode 2 star wars the clone wars episode 3 solo, rouge episodes 4,5,6 episode 7-9 with the needfull tv shows and books between

[@brysonburnette2573]

1 2 Clone Wars 3 Solo Rebels Rogue One 4 5 6 The Mandalorian Resistance 7 8 9 Forces of Destiny

[@artloveranimation]

I think as long as the order doesn’t spoil episode 5, it’s good

[@darkzeus691]

My favorite order is definitely 9, solo,1,2, rogue one,4,clone wars, 7,5,8,3.

[@rvss_0]

The true order is 1, 2, Clone Wars, 4, 5, 3, 6, Rebels, Rogue One, Solo. Forget the sequels

[@draksus]

My preferred viewing order: The Original Theatrical Cuts of IV, V, & VI (Luke's story). I, II, III, Solo, Rogue One, and the Special Editions of IV, V, & VI (Anakin's story). VII, VIII, & IX (Rey's story). Pros: You get to see each protagonist's story from beginning to end before moving on to the next protagonist. You still get the twists in V and VI. You get to see IV, V, & VI from the perspectives of two different protagonists and get a deeper understanding of their parallels. Cons: Since you're watching two different versions of IV, V, & VI, it takes longer to finish and may feel repetitive. The changes in the SE don't really affect the story and may be distracting after viewing the OTC.

[@joshspaceman]

The order I'm watching them right now: Star Wars Solo Rogue One Holiday Special Empire TPM AOTC ROTS Jedi Caravan of Courage The Battle for Endor TFA TLJ TROS

[@Gabrigattin]

I really loved your new take, but release order is still the best to me... The OT is the core of Star Wars, so it makes sense to start with that. If you want to (and I think it'd be the superior viewing experience) you watch the OT first, you get interested, then you go back to check out how things went before, then you close everything full circle by reaching the OT and then adding the sequels as well... Essentially, my recommendation for a perfect first Star Wars viewing experience would be: IV, V, VI you get the bread and butter of Star Wars and then you see the full grand picture of the saga in chronological order, so I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX... The spin-off are not essential, they would only interrupt and ruin the thematics, you can watch them afterwards whenever you want

[@EternalTroubadouR]

I was born in 2001 and I watched the prequels first and will always remember seeing obi wan in episode 4 and basically just breaking down

[@lxagamer3]

My personal favorite order is 3 5 8 2 7 6 4 9 1 Because in that order, the first word of every sentence can be put together to get the lyrics to Never Gonna Give You Up

[@rolez7725]

I finished watching every star wars film in chronological order and i used to think the last jedi was boring, this time i found the movie good

[@doshi066]

Wait, no hating the film? That's Impossible!!

[@Deerhunter-tw9nj]

You are apart of the Rebel Alliance and a Traitor, Take him away!

[@rolez7725]

Deerhunter6064 I am a member of the Imperial senate on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan!

[@doshi066]

@@rolez7725 you are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor, take her away!

[@rolez7725]

Darkside Doshi *stormtroopers take Leia to Vader’s sex dungeon*

[@fenomozo9108]

I introduced my gf by Episode 8, yeah, really odd place to start, but surprisingly the movie make the key concepts and characters really easy to understand, she had a blast watching it. And then, she went and watch all the prequels on tv; then i show her the original trilogy in the despecialized version but all mayor twists were kinda ruined, but still she really enjoyed the movies. Knowing some characters made her experiencie a familiar one (for example the Darth Vader vs Obi Wan in Episode 4 was a really emotional scene to her), but she just keep asking me weird questions like "why Obi wan doesn´t know R2D2?" Bottom line, Star Wars has a order that let you have diferent experiencies and reactions that you could choose.

[@CrashingSpyro93]

This is how I watch the Star Wars movies The Phantom Menace Attack Of The Clones Revenge Of The Sith (my favorite SW) Solo: A Star Wars Story Rogue One: A Star Wars Story A New Hope The Empire Strikes Back (my 2nd favorite SW) Return of the Jedi The Force Awakens The Last Jedi And then The Rise or Skywalker when it comes out on blu-ray

[@Yang-ov8ji]

My viewing order 1. A new hope 2. Empire strikes back 3. Return of the Jedi 4. The force awakens 5. The last jedi 6. The rise of skywalker 7. The phantom menace 8. Attack of the clones 9. Revenge of the sith 10. Rogue one 11. Solo

[@youthnando]

My order: Rogue one Episode 5 Mandalorian Episode 9 clone wars Episode 2 Episode 7 Episode 1 Christmas Special Episode 6 Episode 3 Episode 4 Solo Episode 8

[@Sam-kr8bi]

youthnando91 perfection

[@greenwalltree]

Mandarin (sorry for grammar) is after 6

[@TartSoTart]

You must’ve been very confused

[@brettbamford2023]

I think for someone who has never seen any Star Wars before, I would start with 4, just because it is the actual beginning of the whole franchise and you get to see Alec Guiness as Obi-Wan first, which makes him more mystical and learning about his past will be more fun. I would then go to Episodes 1 and 2 - The backstory of Obi-Wan AND Anakin. Then back to Episode 5 for the big reveal, Episode 3 to see the fall and then Episode 6 to see the redemption. Then 7, 8 and 9. If I have to put Rogue One and Solo in, I would probably watch Episode 3, then Solo, then Rogue, then Episode 6. If you have seen Star Wars before, I really like the Chronological order. Putting Episode 3, then Rogue One, then Episode 4 is a lot of fun. Solo can actually go in between 5 and 6 as a cool Han and Lando back story or you can throw it in between 3 and Rogue. But if you don't know Star Wars at all, this blows the reveal of Episode 5, so I would only recommend watching this way if you know the whole story. Of course watching Rogue, then 4, then 1, 2, 5, Solo, 3, (or 3 then Solo) 6, 7, 8, 9 may not be too bad, either. That may work for both the Novice and Seasoned fan.

[@DanielCruz-vp7mg]

Hi, I have seen Star Wars before but I dont understand shit of the story xD Do u think this is a good order to watch it ?

[@brettbamford2023]

@@DanielCruz-vp7mg Yes, I do. I would definitely watch Episode 4 first. Episode 1 and 2 then give some backstory that you will need. Then watching Episodes 5, 3 and 6, in that order close out the Original Story. You can then watch the new Trilogy if you want to. If you want to watch Rogue One or Solo, I would do so after Episode 6 and before the new Trilogy. (You could even watch Rogue One before Episode 4, as it leads directly into it.) Solo should probably be viewed directly before or directly after Episode 5, to give more back story on Han Solo and Lando Calrissian, who becomes a big character in Episode 5.

[@DanielCruz-vp7mg]

@@brettbamford2023 Thank you so much. I will definitely follow your order. Have a beautiful day/night :D

[@brettbamford2023]

@@DanielCruz-vp7mg You're welcome. Have a good day/night as well!

[@phosphatepod]

The way I watched the Star Wars movies once is, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 6 and there's no movies other than that. Edit: Oh, my way of watching was included here.

[@morgoth615]

As a first time viewing, starting with 4,5, and 6 is needed. But repeats, best to start with 1.

[@waycnf7229]

Here’s my favorite one 4 1 2 5 3 6 7+ Edit: forgot 6

[@nuj2187]

Don’t watch 6

[@waycnf7229]

Nuj 21 I forgot 6

[@aaroncamarena5251]

Here’s a viewing order to think about, it’s a little combination of the NET and flashback order into something like this: My View Star Wars Order 1) The Phantom Menace -the prologue of the Jedi vs Sith conflict, what the Galactic Republic was like, and the introduction of the prophesied Chosen One in the form of Anakin Skywalker. 2) Rogue One -THE opening crawl of the main story. 3) A New Hope -Introduction of Luke Skywalker, small hints of what happened to the Jedi, Republic, and fate of Luke’s father Anakin. As well as the state of war between the Rebellion against the Republic’s replacement the Galactic Empire. 4) Attack of the Clones -Flashback to Anakin as a young man, Jedi apprentice of Obi-Wan Kenobi, falling in love with Padme, and the outbreak of the mentioned Clone Wars. 5) The Empire Strikes Back -The war against the Empire continues as Luke learns to be a Jedi under the tutelage of Yoda and confronts Darth Vader where he learns the terrifying truth: Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader are one and the same. 6) Revenge of the Sith -The final flashback where Anakin Skywalker falls to the dark side and becomes the monster we know and fear, the fall of the Republic, the near extinction of the Jedi, the birth of twins Luke and Leia. 7) Return of the Jedi -The climax of the story, Luke becomes a full fledged Jedi Knight, three different battles, and Vader’s redemption. The circle is complete. Now Solo is optional while the sequel trilogy are also optional, depends on how well episode 9 is, Star Wars for me ends in Return of the Jedi.

[@Nick-4K]

That's actually a pretty good order. Good work!

[@aaroncamarena5251]

What also works is Rogue One, VI, I, II, V, III, and VI